Doris Raymond's Yves Saint Laurent for Christian Dior Private Collection/ Unboxing/ Haul
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- Опубліковано 10 лип 2019
- Hello The Way We Wore fans!
In this video we'll give you a glance at the owner Doris Raymond's amazing collection of Christian Dior Haute Couture designed by Yves Saint Laurent.
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Starring: Doris Raymond ( Owner of The Way We Wore)
Directors/Producers/Editors: Orchid Satellite and Michael Amato - Фільми й анімація
OMG! I cringe to think those were ever in a dumpster and considered trash. They’ve found their momma. I could have listened to another 45 minutes of Doris’s Fashion History Course 😜
Moi aussi. :)
When the red dress was shown displayed on the form I let out an audible "Oh. My. God.'" What an incredible piece.
I did too, it s stunning.
INCREDIBLE
It's beautiful
I work in luxury fashion in a highend department store in the UK. I've work with all of the big names, Dior, YSL Balmain etc. The amount of people who consider these iconic brands as throwaway fashion pains me. A former colleague of mine who was 18 at the time thought Balenciaga was a street wear brand that had been going since the early 2000s. He was surprises when i told him that Balenciaga had taught all the great designers and help perfect their crafts. I have key peices in my wardrobe that ive had for years and still look brand new. If you pay extra for great fashion/tailoring it will last you a ling time as in the items mentioned above in the video.
M H14 How fabulous for you that you’ve had that kind of fashion background! I’m amazed at the Fashion students that don’t know the important designers.
Thanks for your interest!
Doris
That's the really sad thing about fashion, it's no longer about style, quality and creativity, it's all about marketing and branding.
Sadly everything has become underappreciated and disposable. The millenials have no attention span whatsoever and they don't know that pieces of art have an intrinsic value that has nothing to do with money. So glad I am generation X. I despair for the future.
@@thewaywewore7371 ms raymond imy name is francine s heggs iam so so so glad to see you back ini have miss you what happen werent you on the you tube channels i think so icant rememeber and also i use to see you alot on the smithmonal channel also glas to seey ou iam so happy hows the staff working with you hope they are fine take care msraymond
It pains me how Balenciaga is rebranded as this cool hip streetwear brand when it was all about luxury, craftsmanship, pure couture work, futurism, and was even named as king of haute couture. the designers such as chanel and dior are thought to be the top when in fact Balenciaga was their leader (they even both admitted this) who was known for dressing queens, not only princesses. Balenciaga closed his house when the RTW became all the rage refusing to give up haute couture and move with modern ideas and later died of broken heart because of this. And yet, people think that this hype crappy ill fitted garments brand is the real deal. In another words, they simply used his name to make money when it reflects nothing of his values.
They threw Haute Couture Christian Dior By YSL,in the trash!!!What were these people thinking??? This is not just fashion but ART!
Here! Here! 😀
“Rejection is Gods protection” I love that. The dresses are stunning.
Black American cultural saying. And a favorite for sure.
Would love for Doris to do one about Gianni Versace and his iconic designs and his impact in pop culture
DIOR lover and collector for the past 25 years...maybe more...from LA thank u Doris
Dumpster Dior, how tragic. Glad they are now being so well cared for.
As a seamstress I love getting a glance at the construction of these gorgeous works of art. This is as close as I will ever get to them. Thank you for showing them.
Great Job, Girl! There's nothing like 1950'S COUTURE! NOTHING! 😮!
I love how knowledgable you are on each designer and the history of their career and designs . Really interesting to watch , lots more please lol .
Dont hate me but The first dress would make the perfect wedding gown 🙈
NO! NO! NO! HATE! I AGREE!🙂
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Not a fashion fan until now. Your considered, kind raw love of clothing is making me see differently. Thank you for sharing your passion with the world!
What amazing stories about haute couture you share, thanks!
Doris, Has anyone ever approached you about making a film about your life in fashion? Love your passion for your subject.
I could so see Dita wearing these dresses, from the ivory to black. Thank you for sharing Doris, I cant wait to begin treasure hunting for vintage beauties of my own!
Yay - another fascinating video. I completely understand why they should be preserved for historical value, but I can just imagine how beautiful they would look being worn! Thank you for sharing your treasures and knowledge - it's so much fun.
I love how this channel is like a hours and hours long interview with Doris, I could listen to it forever. Thank you so much for all your work!
I just enjoy watching your videos and listening to you tell about the different pieces you have and the history of how you came to have them and any possible history of those pieces if known! You have such a calming and peaceful voice that I could listen to all day! Thank you for sharing!
Pieces are continually impactful
I love your channel. YSL has been on my radar recently. I am a collector without a lot of money. I collect Vogue Patterns of designers. The other sad thing about me as a collector is that I want patterns that will fit my fat behind. One exception has been a Halston pattern I purchased. That’s it. I was so excited to find a YSL pattern that wasn’t an arm and a leg and it had the American Designer tag. I’m so happy. I’m telling you all this because you’re the only other person I know who is as excited about designers as I am. I live on the edge of civilization. Coyotes snd bald eagles are some of my neighbors. I’m so glad you were able to recover after all that had happened to you. Thank you for this UA-cam channel. Peace
What an incredible story! I cannot believe those dresses got thrown out. Thank you for showing such beautiful masterpieces. J'adore Dior.
An amazing designer at Dior and under his own company name. I would love to slip into that first dress. I bet it feels wonderful!! Thank you for sharing. I love your videos.
Those YSL pices are just incredible. I love all of them the constraction is superbe ! Why my dumpersters are so boring....
I could follow Doris all day and just listen to everything she was willing to share. There’s a deep love and appreciation that she shares that I can’t get enough of.
Doris❤❤❤❤
I absolutely love you so much and your UA-cam channel is so therapeutic and comment to me I could listen to you for hours days weeks on end what I wouldn’t give to just spend a day with you and soak up all your knowledge and ask you questions and have you tell me a story it would be pure utter bliss. God bless🎉 you❤
That first ensemble was so stunning. It just really hit different.
Utterly Fascinating. Thank you again, Doris.
Thank you so much. The pieces are stunning!
The idea of these beautiful, historical garments laying discarded and soaking wet in a dumpster makes me want to cry.
The red dress is divine. How could anyone throw those dresses away?!
OMG how gorgeous those dresses. I'm so relieved they're safe and sound now
I’m beyond relieved that those first two pieces made it into your collection! It’s a miracle, given what they went through. You were meant to have them! And I love that you plan to have the red one restored; it definitely deserves it. Thank you, yet again, for sharing! I learned so much.
Steven Ryan The credit goes to the Coatume designer that rescues them. I was just lucky enough to be the person she called because we knew each other. Thanks Steven!
Doris
WOW! Those pieces are so incredible. The red dress absolutely stole my heart, what an incredible piece, beautiful silhouette and the detailing on the bodice is so interesting. Seeing the internal construction of these pieces is fascinating - what craftmanship!
The fact that those two pieces were tossed in a dumpster is so crazy. Unfathomable for haute couture to end up in such a grave.
I learned a lot from this video, thank you again for your expertise and passion for art, history and fashion.
Concerning the auctions - I'd be interested to hear about some of the pieces you were most determined to get over your career, maybe the pieces that required your highest ever spend to secure.
Canlita Incanta Hello again. It sure I have ever really been laser-focused and determined to “win” something at auction. My method is to preview and next to the description I place a monetary limit on what I would bid- plus or minus. That way I don’t get sucked into a bidding war. Even though I am passionate about vintage fashion- it is a business and I have to be logical about my expenditure. There have been many items that have slipped through my fingers but the reality is- there is a lot more out there to find.
Thanks again for your interest.
Doris
Canlita Incanta I can’t seem to locate your other question pertaining to the Chicago estate. The notification that came in showed words up to the boots but cut off the rest. I think you were asking about the turquoise suede fringe pair? If that’s the case- I ended selling them because they were too narrow for me.
I could sit for hours and listen to your stories❤❤❤❤❤
Thank you for sharing these amazing pieces with us ❤️
Love LOVE how you share these stories of your favorite part of history! Thank you 🙏
I'm so glad to have found you! I was a fan of the show and I am over the moon to see you here!
Amazing pieces btw
The red dress, hubba hubba. If I worked in your store, I would never take home a paycheck!!
Reallllyyyy??? no way
...this story kills me... WOW!
absolutely GORGEOUS clothing!
Laurent got me thinking about the 70s. The Halston, Gucci, Pucci, studio 54 years. The 70s flashback to the 30s/40s. Tailored and sleek.BTW I'm really enjoying learning . Thanks.
STUNNINGLY GORGEOUS!
Wow, so lucky that those pieces were saved!! Loved listening to the history of the style of YSL
Stunning pieces.
These are so beautiful simple elegant and sophisticated...
that story is just fantastic, how wonderful they were saved!
These dresses are just breathtaking
YSL, Valentino, and Dior are my favorite all time. They appeal to my ascetic more than any others. Just perfect, elegant, timeless. The construction, the beauty, the cut, the femininity, the sumptuousness of the fabrics and the underpinnings. Just breathtaking works of art. It kind of heart my heart to know they were ever in the trash!! So glad they were saved. Stunning pieces, irreplaceable. The red dress was my favorite
Awesome video! Thank you, Doris, for sharing your knowledge and passion with us!
Thank you Doris. Your narration breaths life back into each piece and crystallises their value as as wearable art to be treasured for generations to come.
Incredible as always. It’s so interesting when a garment has unique provenance and story. Thank goodness for people who rescue incredible pieces.
I could listen to you for hours! So fabulous!
Joanne Maurer I’m blushing. ☺️
Thanks again Joanne.
Doris
@@thewaywewore7371 Thank you Doris for taking the time to respond to me...so wonderful of you! I love your show as I was born in the 50's and am fortunate to have lived through many decades of fashion. Your knowledge of fashion history is amazing. Thank you! Hugs!
Joanne Maurer Hugs right back to you too Joanne.
You are so well versed! I love the things you find and I love the romance of another time! Bravo!
Toni Pope Thanks Toni! Nostalgia is a powerful pull and I am an addict.
I appreciate your kind words and interest.
Doris
I just love this channel.. keep them up please Doris! 🙏🏻
This lady just oozes culture and I love it.
You are so knowledgeable ...it’s such a joy to listen to you and see these fabulous finds
Thank you for sharing your amazing collection as well as your knowledgeable and thoughtful commentary.
Thank you for the extra garment interior peeps! What a lot architectural construction. Wish I had the and skill time to sew 🧵 like that. And thank you for keeping the passion alive to love such things.
Amazing Yves Saint Laurent for Dior pieces - beautiful treasures! ❤️
I loved this video. I enjoy learning the history of the pieces and why they’re so valueable!
Thank you for sharing, Doris! You look amazing!!
My jaw hit the floor!! A-M-A-Z-I-N-G!!! Thank you for the pictures of the foundations of the dresses. I know it is upsetting to some that the original lining of the red dress is missing, but to others, like me, being able to see the master's hand beneath the underlining is invaluable. The reason the dresses have the presence they do is because of everything that occurs there. The framework & support structure the dress is sculpted upon is sandwiched right there between the "pretty" layers. The thousands of tiny hand stitches in that bodice...... I'm in awe!
I do hope you have told your friend that there is no such thing as a ruined designer gown (unless it has turned to ashes). Although it may be stained or tattered in areas, they are invaluable teaching tools to others.
Christian Dior is attributed in saying “ Without proper foundations, there can be no fashion”. That was then and things have definitely changed.
I do want to mention the red dress’ underpinnings are intact. The red stitching is something that was done afterwards- perhaps by the theatre company. I want to find a fine hand that can get rid of all of the non-original stitches, etc. it’s not a priority but it is my intention. Glad you found inspiration in seeing the inside of the garments. I will try to do more of that with other haute couture items we will focus on.
Thanks!
Doris
I absolutely love your posts and videos, the history behind these pieces is what strikes me before the style and fashion, but to see someone like you preserving these truly historical and iconic pieces is truly a blessing
That video is my late birthday present (my birthday come up the 11th of July). YSL is just perfection. They have been what !? Ok that was the luckyest lady ever ! Bless her ! That dress is perfect. Thanks for sharing.
Wow!! YSL for Dior!😻 You are a fashion history hero for saving those!!🎖🏆❤️
I would LOVE to see your favorite Edwardian pieces...ooo and your favorite jewelry too! Thank you so much for doing these videos Doris!
Katy G Hi Katy. I have to think about what I have in that category. I will put that on the request list and let’s see what happens. Thanks for your interest and believe me- it’s my absolute pleasure to share these morsels with you.
Doris
Loved this one, I'd say the Dior gowns were fated for you! Would love to see 1930s too, and Coco Chanel ❤
Anissa Apolinario Thanks for your suggestions Anissa! I love the 30s and have limited amount of early Chanel. Will try to work one or the other in a future episode. Thanks for your interest!
Doris
Loved this video! Could have gone on listening to these fabulous stories. Beautiful pieces, thank you for sharing them with us.
such beautiful piece the white dress .... i just love dior
Loved going on a historical fashion journey, the pieces you have are iconic.
Love your videos. So grateful that you share your expertise. Thank you!
What a story. Wow. The finest always lives on.
Glad your back !!!!!!
Ricky Ku Hi Ricky! I’m glad I’m back too but this time I can actually connect with our audience. Thanks so much for your interest!
Doris
I love listerning to this lady. She has such passion and knowledge .
You are such an inspiration for us budding collectors
The amazing Dois Raymond. Thank for your shows . Getting to see all these clothes .
Astrid McCorkle Happy to share.
Just absolutely loved it. Loved all the stories. Thank you :)
Doris. Another great video! Many thanks from MI
I love you Doris! Love your videos!
You have by far the most beautiful pieces...
so happy you do these videos!!!!!!! I loved L.A. frock stars and was so pleased to find you've continued. I'm a huge fan of Doris, her store, her appreciation for the art of fashion and just everything about these videos
I love your channel! I am a forty-something Southern Belle from Mississippi who loved to play in my grandmother’s jewelry box as a child. She taught me to be careful with it and how to dress pieces up or down (that wasn’t her terminology) with “Sunday” bags, scarves and all the way down to something so simply easy as a beautiful red lipstick. She wasn’t wealthy and even made most of her own clothes so when I saw on the Smithsonian Channel clips of designers coming to purchase vintage pieces to use as inspiration I, well, got inspired to learn more of what you do. You are fascinating, darling, and you are a vast well of knowledge! I’m so thankful to have stumbled across your establishment’s channel!
Emily O'Neal Hi Emily! Your compliments are greatly appreciated. Doing this is easy because I love what I do and it’s never the same old same old. I never know what will either walk in the door or be available in an auction. It’s pretty exciting and considering I’ve been doing this for over 40 years- I am seriously a lucky gal. Thanks for taking the time to write. Hope you have a chance to visit us in LA. Wishing you all the best and please take care. The storms and floods in your part of the country are really concerning. Kind regards-
Doris
Fantastic insight! Thank you Doris!
I m so amazzzed abt the garments...must be such joy,finding like gems...thank you for showing us
Thank you for sharing your knowledge and incredible pleases!! Looking forward to next video.
Omg I’m so glad i found this channel! I loved the show and am so happy you made this. Thank you for sharing!
Please keep making these videos. I could listen for hours!
I absolutely loved this! So informative and such BEAUTIFUL pieces *swoon* 😍
I just found your channel, and I couldn’t be happier. Its a treat to learn about the history of fashion and to see the exemplary pieces in your collection while I do! 💕
I loved this!!!!! I am a Yves Saint Laurent Lover!!!!! Whenever I’m 63 and the young people do not even know who he was.... he was amazing what he did even through his illness in life
I'm so happy y'all started a UA-cam channel! I could watch this for hours. So excited for what's to come 😊
Genesis Moctezuma Hi Genesis! Thanks for your comment and we are happy you are happy! We’re having fun figuring out what we are doing and the bottom line is it’s fun to share!
Thanks for your interest!!
Doris
Another wonderful bit of both beauty as well as education. Enjoyed it, Doris, thank you!
mmw55122 You are most welcome! It’s fun for me to take these babies out every once and a while!😉
I've just finished watching all of the episodes. This channel is so addictive! 😍😍😍
Rachele Cannone Hi Rachele! So happy you found us. This is just the beginning and we are slowly spreading our wings and hopefully improving with each episode. Thanks for your interest!
Doris
Great episode; greatest designer ever!
You look amazing, Doris! You're such an inspiration and I'm so happy to have found your channel after binge watching snippets from "Frockstars"
Nice how you explane the handcraft. Love it
unbelievable and blessed! wow
Thank you so much for these episodes! I loved watching your series on the Smithsonian and am so glad that you're continuing!
William Hines Thamks so much for your kind words and support. We love reconnecting with our audience and this new medium is exciting and we have a lot to learn. Glad you found us!
All the best- Doris
Beautiful!
Excellent review, I loved everything about this
Scoop7 Tannks Scoop! Glad you enjoyed it. More to come....
Doris